For Source Code we have terms and definitions in 6 topics. The topics are Agile Modeling, Computer Technology, E-Learning, Linux, Red Hat, Non-Profit Marketing and Technology.

Source Code (Agile Modeling)

A sequence of instructions, including comments describing those instructions, for a computer system. Also known as program code, program source code, or simply as code.

Source Code (Computer Technology)

This refers to the uncompiled code of a computer program. Before compiling, you can look at the instructions and tell what the program does, if you are familiar with the programming language. After compiling the source code is transformed into machine code that is much more low level and hard to follow, making optimizations and fixes almost impossible. Thus, some developers package the source code with their software so that if people want to improve it or fix it, or just tell how it works, they can do that.

Source Code (E-Learning)

Program instructions written by a software developer and later translated (usually by a compiler) into machine language that a computer can understand.

Source Code (Linux, Red Hat)

Specially written instructions by a software programmer to create executable programs when run through a compiler or language interpreter.

Source Code (Non-Profit Marketing)

A code that represents any form of advertising such as a newspaper ad, a radio spot, a special offer, reviews, or word of mouth. Source codes are tracked to show the effectiveness of each form of advertising.

Source Code (Technology)

Human-readable program statements written in a high-level or assembly language that are not directly readable by a computer. Compare object code.

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